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Adisa

Hello, my name is Adisa. My home is in Nigeria. That’s in Africa! My house isn’t big--it’s small. Swimming is good, but my favoutire sport is basketball! What are your favourite things to do?

Olivia

Hi, my name’s Olivia Samson. I’m ten and I’m from Castleton in England. Our home is in the mountains. Here’s a photo. This is me and these are my two brothers, Carl and Brian. Carl is six and Brian is eight. My favourite sports are football and cycling.

Luke and Alex

Hello! We’re Luke and Alex. We’re classmates! We’re from Toronto in Canada. It’s a big city. Our favourite thing to do is skateboarding! I’m eleven and Alex is twelve. His birthday is in May my birthday is in June. When is your birthday?

1. What's Adisa’s favourite sport?

A. Swimming. B. Basketball.

C. Football. D. Cycling.

2. Where is Olivia Samson from?

A. Nigeria. B. England.

C. Toronto. D. Canada.

3. Who lives in a big city?

A. Adisa. B. Olivia. C. Carl. D. Alex.

4. How old is Luke?

A. 6. B. 8. C. 11. D. 12.

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